Rome, Italy
Popular with people traveling alone because there's always something happening and it's easy to meet others. The constant activity makes walking home at night feel safer than quieter neighborhoods. The cobblestones can be rough on your feet after a long day.
Trastevere is Rome's nightlife hub with narrow streets full of restaurants and bars. It gets crowded in the evenings, especially on weekends, but that also means it feels safe to walk around at night. The area has a bit of a bohemian reputation though it's become pretty touristy. There are morning markets and the streets stay busy late into the night.
Daytime Safety
ExcellentNight Walking Safety
GoodHarassment Risk
LowPublic Transport Safety
GoodPickpocketing Risk
ModerateScam Risk
ModeratePolice Visibility
GoodEmergency Services
ExcellentEvening Venues
ExcellentSolo Dining
ExcellentDrug Activity
LowHomelessness Visibility
LowGetting By in English
Good"Good neighborhood if you want nightlife close by"
"Easy to walk back to your place after going out"
"Most popular area with other travelers"
"The crowds at night in restaurant areas feel safe"
"Met a lot of people at bars and restaurants"
Areas with comparable safety profiles for solo female travelers
Good food and rich history. The morning market is busy and the Jewish Quarter has excellent restaurants. Generally safe with visible police, but the crowds mean pickpockets work the area, especially during market hours and busy restaurant times in the evening.
An upscale, safe area centered on luxury shopping. Expensive and packed with tourists, but the constant crowds and police presence make it secure. Good metro access. The steps themselves are just for photos - sitting on them gets you a €250 fine.
Come here for traditional Roman food and the morning market. It's more local than central areas. Safe during the day, but some streets feel isolated at night so take taxis after dark. The market runs 7am-2pm.
Help other women stay safe in Trastevere
Neighborhood conditions can change. Check recent news, ask locals or your accommodation about current safety, especially for nighttime plans.